scripts - How can I track time from the command-line? - Ask Ubuntu


i looking command track time.

i imagine following workflow:

  1. run command
  2. ...do else...
  3. return terminal window , stop command
  4. as output receive time elapsed between 3 , 1

this answer suggests use 

time cat

and use ctrl-d see time.

you can use 

time read

and use enter key

also check this answer on same question


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